Held off listening to this Search Engine episode when it first dropped and a bunch of people were talking about it, because I didn't have the emotional bandwidth. Finally listened, and I think I need to listen to it again. Lots of good points to digest, including an accessible breakdown of why the past 20ish years of media is now epically failing. This should be mandatory listening for any public media execs, who are still trying to figure out how to navigate web 2.0 and believe that "if you build it, they will come." Having a frequently updated website with some good original content is not enough to transition to digital, let alone survive as a media org. Yet, I don't know if I agree with Ezra Klein about the bright spots, since he seems to think philanthropy is new in news. PJ even invites him to comment on the public media model a couple times and he does not engage. Have you listened? What did you think? https://lnkd.in/gZQmTHZX
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TAKE ADVICE, LEAVE ADVICE. I want to start more of these post threads because I believe in the value of community and what’s the point of connecting with one another if we can’t learn from each other. If you have a burning marketing question, leave it in the comments. 🔥 If you have a great answer to one of these burning questions, feel free to answer in the comments too. 📚 #Advice #Community
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In a world where our feeds often show only the wins and few struggles, it’s easy to feel like you’re falling behind. But here’s a reminder: we’re only seeing half the story on the internet. Behind every success, there’s hard work, doubts, and real-life challenges—from mom guilt to the quest for balance and battling those inner demons. It’s a journey we’re all on, even if it doesn’t make the highlight reel. Let’s keep our heads down to focus on what truly matters—serving others, building genuine connections, and fostering a community that sees beyond the screen. 🤝 Because when we share our struggles and stand together, we build a stronger, more authentic community. Remember, it’s not about the perfection shown on social media, but the real, impactful work we do and the lives we touch, both online and offline. 💪 #ThatCreativeGirl #CommunityOverComparison #RealTalk #ServiceAndSolidarity #BeyondTheFeed #KeepGoing #socialmediaisfake #weareallstruggling #businessownership #entrepenuership
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When I left my old firm back in 2018 to start my own, one of the biggest challenges I had to wrap my brain around was what I wanted my brand and message to be. I had to unlearn 10 years of this need to "help and work with everyone". While I believe that everyone deserves sound financial advice and a person or team to help them get there, casting too wide of a net in a general audience actually hurt my business growth. After rebuilding and getting VERY clear on who I serve, I doubled down on my community and my audience and can tell you it's not only increased revenue and growth, but the alignment of the mission is so fulfilling that I love what I do even more. As a professional in a space where our voices and messages are still the minority, I want to help you showcase your mission and what you're all about. If you're a woman+ in financial services who's looking to level-up your brand and visibility with more clarity, check out some of these freebies I put together just for you: https://lnkd.in/guVibm6j
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Community is more than a place or platform, but they’re a heck of a lot easier to talk about than an abstract concept. I used to have similar hang ups about people referring to blog posts as “blogs”, and I’d go out of my way to correct them. These days? Not so much. Referring to a specific website as “the community” gives folks something concrete to anchor on. Why don’t we pick up from there versus fussing over the jargon? #communitymanagement #communitymanager #customerexperience #mildtakes
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1moIn Switzerland we are forced to pay a kind of "information tax", to our version of the BBC. I used to hate it - but seeing how things are going with other models I am actually OK with it, and use it more and more. $365 a year.